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M51869 leaves London Marylebone, 15/6/86. Chris Moxon Collection.
T414 is seen at Redditch. Thanks to Mac Winfield for the following information: between 1988 and at least 1991 T414 was formed Class 115 DMBS M51869 (nearest the camera) / 115 TS M59661 / 127 TS(L) M59613 / 116 DMS M51144. Tom Clift.
Set T414, 51869 + 59661 + 59613 + 51144, at Birmingham Moor Street on 22/2/90. Sparegang.
Hybrid DMU set T415 (presumably 51870 + 59589 + 59353 + 53921) at Bordesley Junction on 9-3-90. Ian Cuthbertson Collection.
Class 115 DMBS M51871 at Bletchley on the 20th June 1985. Kevin Law.
With a good head of steam and safety valves lifting, LMS Stanier 'Black Five' 4-6-0 44765 (Crewe/1947) heads south out of Aylesbury with the 08:15 semi-fast train from Nottingham to Marylebone on 3 July 1965. On the right are the stabling sidings for the Aylesbury - Marylebone commuter DMUs which include M51872. John Cosford.
Working the Quaintonian on 27/5/85 are 51872 + 59675 + 59649 + 51671. Seen at Quainton Road. Robert Frise.
51872 leads a three-car Class 115 DMU into Marylebone station on the 09:55 service from High Wycombe, 23 May 1992. Neil Smith.
Derby Class 115 DMBS M51873 arrives at High Wycombe with the 13.40 ex-Marylebone on 29 June 1986. Dave Warby.
51873 + 59736 + 59665 + 51665 at Bicester on 16/3/90. Sparegang.
51874 at the head of a set working The Quaintonian shuttle, 27/8/73, at Quainton Road. Robert Frise.
A Class 115 DMU at High Wycombe in the early 1980s. Note the different depth of grey on the leading vehicle (M51875), noted in the flickr comments as being painted at Derby whiles the others would have been done at Swindon. Ian Docwra.
51875 on the rear of 'The Bucks & Oxon Freighter' railtour at Little Kimble on 14/7/1984. Chris Lings.
'The Bucks & Oxon Freighter' railtour at Winslow on the 14th July 1984, with 51875 on the rear. Chris Lings.
51875 carries 'The Bucks & Oxon Freighter' while working the railtour on 14/7/84. It is seen during the stop at Swanbourne. Chris Lings.
'The Bucks & Oxon Freighter' railtour sits in Swanbourne on 14/7/84. Chris Lings.
A Marylebone allocated class 115 DMU set (51875 closest) is seen during a brief stop at Oxford with the Fakenham & Dereham Railway Society 'Bucks & Oxon Freighter' railtour on 14/07/84. The tour was a very civilized 8hr jaunt around the home counties starting out of London Marylebone and terminating at London Broad Street. On departure from Oxford the tour proceeded to vist the Morris Cowley branch, Didcot Milton Freight Terminal and the Brentford Town Goods branch before making its way round the North London line to Broad Street. Adrian Nicholls.
The unusual sight of a Class 115 DMU (51875 visible) in London Broad Street station on 14/07/84. It had just terminated with the Fakenham & Dereham Railway Society's "Bucks & Oxon Freighter" railtour and would then have had a lengthy ECS move to return to its home depot at London Marylebone. Alongside mixed class 501 EMU set 147 formed 75161+70161+61147 sits stabled for the weekend. Adrian Nicholls.
The Fakenham & Dereham Railway Society 'Bucks & Oxon Freighter' railtour on July 14, 1984 is seen at the rural single platform halt of Little Kimble, which even as late as 1984 still sported a large cast iron former GWR running in sign. This station on the Princes Risborough to Aylesbury line was served by 9 trains daily back then 5 up and 4 down at peak times only and a far cry from the frequent service it now enjoys as part of the Chiltern Trains network. The tour was an 8 hour trundle around the freight only backwaters of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire in a 4-car class 115 DMU. It started and finished at two different London termini having set out from London Marylebone it ended the day at London Broad Street. Adrian Nicholls.
This 4-car class 115 DMU set is seen at Quainton Road while working the F&DRS (Fakenham & Dereham Railway Society) "Bucks & Oxon Freighter" railtour covering the rural backwaters and freight only delights of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire on July 14, 1984 . The tour was a very sociable one having departed London Marylebone at the civilised time of 09.25 to make a large circuit to the North West of the capital before returning to terminate at London Broad Street at 17.10. The tour was allotted 30mins at the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre located at Quainton Road which given its size and on both sides of the line was woefully inadequate as I recall. Most of the day seemed to be spent covering the lengthy freight only line from Aylesbury to Fenny Stratford before retracing the route to take the former L&NWR line to Oxford via Bicester. Other branches visited included Morris Cowley, Milton Freight Terminal at Didcot and the Brentford Town branch. Adrian Nicholls.